BERTIE COUNTY   Business Directory 1869

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From Branson's North Carolina Business Directory for 1869, Containing Facts, 
Figures, Names and Locations, J.A. Jones, Publisher, Raleigh.

BERTIE COUNTY

Population in 1860       14, 310
County Seat            Windsor


COUNTY OFFICERS

Clerk Superior Court, W.P. Gurley
Coroner, John G. Mitchell
Commissioners
     Wm. J. Cherry, Ch.
     Wm. P. Mitchell
     F.W. Bell
     Benj. F. King
     Augustus Robbins
Register of Deeds, E.L. Simmons
Surveyor, J.J. Rhodes
Sheriff, Lewis Bond
Standard Keeper __________
Solicitor 1st Dis., J.W. Albertson
Treasurer, A.R. Thompson


TOWN OFFICERS - Windsor

Mayor, L.S. Webb
Commissioners
     Turner Wilson
     G.F. Skinner
     P.H. Mountain


HOTEL

Windsor, Windsor, P.H. Mountain


LAWYERS

Cherry, Joseph B., Windsor
Gilliam, John R., Windsor
Outlaw, David, Windsor
Winston, P.H., Windsor
Winston, Duncan C., Windsor


MANUFACTORY

Saddlery and Harness, Windsor, J.J. Jacobs

MERCHANTS*

Bond, John T., Windsor              
Gray (Geo.) & Son, Windsor       
Gurley, Wm. P., Windsor           
Hayes, Willie D., Colerain           
Hardy & Bishop, Roxabel            
Holly & Piland, Mill Landing         
Johnson, J.P., Hotel                    
Lewis, W., Hotel                         
Norfleet, Hardy, Roxabel              
Norman, A.W., Windsor               
Perry, M.V., Windsor                   
Skirwin, Thos. W., Windsor          
Sessoms,  John W., Colerain        
Wilson, Turner, Windsor               
Wilson, & Mizill, Windsor              
Bascoe & Co., Windsor 
Mountain & Askew, Windsor
Mardre, Wm. B., Windsor
Mitchell & Thompson, [no town listed.]

*GS was beside each name.  Presumably, this stood for General Store.


MINISTERS

Bunch, Jeremiah, Windsor, Bap.
Craig, A.M., Windsor, Bap.
Harrell, David, Windsor, Bap.    
Mitchell, John, Pitch Landing, Bap.      


MILLS AND OWNERS

Saw and Grist, Windsor, Craig, Taylor & Gilliam
Steam Saw, Windsor, S.G. Burroughs
Saw and Grist, Windsor, Jas. Burdan
Saw and Grist, Windsor, Mitchell (W.G.) & Mitchell (John)


PHYSICIANS

Bernard, S.A., Hotel
Dunston, H.V., Merry Hill
Gilliam, Francis, Windsor
Henry, Peyton T., Colerain
Smallwood, Chas., Hotel
Smallwood, Thos. J.P., Windsor
Sutton, Wm. T., Jr., Windsor
Wilson, Turner, Windsor


POST OFFICES AND POST MASTERS

Windsor, F.W. Bell
Hotel, H. F. Williams
Colerain, John W. Sessoms
Roxabel, Mrs. C.M. Cox
Mill Landing, __________
Merry Hill, __________


SCHOOLS

Windsor Academy (Female), Miss Bettie Outlaw and Miss Maggie Jordan


FARMERS

T.J.P. Smallwood, 2,500 acres; John P. Rasear, 2,600; F.C. Miller, 2,000; 
Jas. Bond, 1800; S.A. Norfleet, 1,200; Augustus Holly, 3,000; G.W. Capehart, 
2,000; John Cooper, 1,000; W.T. Sharrock, 1,500; Charles Smallwood, 1,000; Wm. 
F. Sutton, 1,000; James S. Mitchell, 1,500; Jospeh H. Etheridge, 1,500; Jno. 
Wilson, 1,000; Etherton Wilson, 800; John N. Webb, 600; John R. Smallwood, 
1,800; Windsor.

Surface.-----Low, level and rich-----well watered by the Cashie river and 
branches.

Staples.-----Cotton and corn.


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